SubSafe Sub Sandwich Plastic Container for Coolers (Hot Pink)

This is the best product for anyone who owns a boat, I lost my first one, so had to order another one… Had to take the opportunity to get the pink one this time.

Bought this to take my lunch sub to work.... I buy my sub the night before, put it in the Sub Safe. Next morning it goes in a cooler with ice. I eat my lunch 8 hours later; the Sub Safe is floating in ice water.... My sub sandwich is just as fresh as the moment the shop made it.... Better yet, it is dry, NOT soggy. Worth the price. The Sub Safe has paid for itself... Everything is so much more expensive near the office.

Got it for traveling. Does the job. Easy to claen,leak proof.

Saw this on Shark Tank and knew I needed this for my husband. He's a sandwich guy and travels a lot! He also likes to take food when fishing in his kayak. Waterproof! Great for wraps, sandwiches, or whatever you’d like to keep dry.

This product is exactly as I expected it to be, durable, high quality, two different sizes, honestly my only “wish” with this is that it came in different colors!

These are excellent for storing tall produce like celery, carrots and scallions in the refrigerator. I wish they weren't made of plastic. The material appears to be polypropylene (plastic recycling number 5) which is considered one of the safer plastics for food storage.

OK, I originally bought this for trips to the river, but I found that I use it for so much more! I love buying sub sanwiches, and it is more economical to buy the larger size than mutiples of smaller ones, plus I live so far out of town that I don't like to drive that much. And the subs just don't stay as fresh in the packaging that it comes in. So, I started putting the remainder in my Sub Safe before refrigerating.I will note this, I found that if you leave the sub in the paper wrapping, the sub safe and/or sandwich can get some condensation, causing a not-so-good result. But, that is easily remedied, andd is not the sub safe's fault. I found that if I toss the wrapper of the sandwich in the garbage and wrap the sandwich in a couple of paper towels before inserting into the sub safe, the issue is solved!These even work as extra fridge storage for other stuff. I had made some homemade soup, and had some leftovers, but was short on tupperware containers, so I poured some of my soup into the long part, and put the short cap on it, and it worked fine for refrigerating my soup leftovers! No leaks, no spills, even though it was knocked over by someone removing something from my fridge. This was definitely a good buy! My sister has requested that I buy her some for her family's frequent trips to the lake.

Great sandwich keeper